Gurgaon: Residents of Sector 37D contacted the chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar After not getting any resolution regarding the repair work of the 145 meter long patch of the sector. Street.
He filed a complaint on Friday to take up the issue with the next CM complaints committee and sought their intervention for construction of 60 meters wide section with sewer line and storm water drain. Yadvendra Yadav, a resident of NBCC Green View, said, “The condition of the road is absolutely pathetic and there is also a problem of 3-4 feet deep waterlogging. We are struggling to get road connectivity since last 4 years. We have left no stone unturned in our arguments and have knocked on the doors of every concerned authorities and local MLA but to no avail. Now we are hoping that the Chief Minister will give some relief to the people living here.
The construction of the road is stuck due to the process of land acquisition, causing inconvenience to thousands of commuters every day.
Meanwhile, GMDA chief engineer Mani Ram Sharma said, “There has been a dispute over the land and we are pursuing the matter with the HSVP and the Land Acquisition Officer (LAO). We are waiting for proper demarcation and clearance to start road construction.
When contacted by a senior HSVP official, he said that HSVP administrator Jaspreet Kaur has scheduled site inspection on Monday to review the matter with GMDA officials.
He filed a complaint on Friday to take up the issue with the next CM complaints committee and sought their intervention for construction of 60 meters wide section with sewer line and storm water drain. Yadvendra Yadav, a resident of NBCC Green View, said, “The condition of the road is absolutely pathetic and there is also a problem of 3-4 feet deep waterlogging. We are struggling to get road connectivity since last 4 years. We have left no stone unturned in our arguments and have knocked on the doors of every concerned authorities and local MLA but to no avail. Now we are hoping that the Chief Minister will give some relief to the people living here.
The construction of the road is stuck due to the process of land acquisition, causing inconvenience to thousands of commuters every day.
Meanwhile, GMDA chief engineer Mani Ram Sharma said, “There has been a dispute over the land and we are pursuing the matter with the HSVP and the Land Acquisition Officer (LAO). We are waiting for proper demarcation and clearance to start road construction.
When contacted by a senior HSVP official, he said that HSVP administrator Jaspreet Kaur has scheduled site inspection on Monday to review the matter with GMDA officials.
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